History · Medieval Indian History and Socio-Religious Movements
The Langar (community kitchen) tradition in Sikhism has notable precedents in earlier medieval socio-religious practices. Consider the following traditions: 1. The Bhandara or Deg in Sufi Khanqahs, particularly of the Chishti order. 2. The communal feasts (Samarasa) in Vallabha Sampradaya. 3. Community meals (Prasada) in Mathas associated with the Virashaiva movement. Which of the above options reflect egalitarian communal dining precedents?
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1 and 3 only
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